Wedding Shower Hosting Simple Guide

By Angela Crown

A bridal shower is usually a very special occasion for both the bride-to-be and her companions, since the "girls night" feeling is floating around all evening and that's the perfect start for this type of event.

Dealing with the whole event is a challenging issue if you consider the fact that you have to make everything fit together; that's why the first thing to do is to choose a theme for the party - since even the invitations should be accordingly. There are infinite ideas available, from a pajama party to a spa party or even a pizza one. Going for a "girls night out" may also be a good idea if your girls are fun and outgoing; but don't forget that some of them may want to go for a classic style party - and you want all the guests happy, don't you.

After choosing the theme, you should create the invitations accordingly and make sure they're sent out at least six weeks before the actual party night. Next you should choose and order the decorations (the moment you choose to order them is at your own free choice, but it's recommended that you have them prepared at least 2 weeks before the actual event).

Food and cakes are next - don't neglect them and don't settle for mediocrity. Also, the theme should still be your main concern when choosing them - since a pizza theme will surely dictate your menu for example; if you think it fits, you can always look for related poems to be recited.

An absolute must for any wedding shower are the games - since they can fill an empty moment with no problem and can help build connections between invites from different cultures. They can always cheer someone up and that's why when you feel like things aren't going into the right direction, just start a few games and the problem is solved.

In conclusion, hosting an excellent wedding shower is not very hard if you have a few important things on your mind and you do things with your best intentions. - 30520

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